Do you clip this to the diaper and then snap their onesie over it? That seems like it might be bulky.
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It's very small and light. I've used it clipped to the diaper with a onesie over it, as well as bulkier pajamas and it has been fine. I agree that the only problem is when they get older they move around more and it comes off more often.
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Yes, you do attach the Snuza to the diaper and put the onesie or pajamas over it. It doesn't seem bulky to me. The Snuza is quite small. And it doesn't seem to bother my baby. I highly recommend this product.
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Yes, you clip it to the diaper. I don't put my Baby in a onesie to sleep, just a gown or zip up sleeper, so it's not bad. Even when he was a newborn and swaddled though it was fine. The only problem is when they get to be a few months old and move around more it can come off and the alarm will go off. That's just starting to happen at our house. If you have too many layers over I when that happens it could be a bit bothersome. I still think it would be worth it though.
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I agree. There is a lot of slack in the harness. Also, your child would fit comfortably. If you go to the website for the product, I'm fairly confident that there is a video, so you could see it being actually used.
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You need something seperate. There are no snaps on the diaper. I use Snappi's, I bought a 3-pack here on amazon for under $15
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I think it will still work fine. Just as long as it is secure on the diaper.
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Personally it's too small for one baby. I use it just because it's cute. And I adore the backpack feature. I have two sugar snap files one that hold extra clothes/ lotion and the other for pampers/wipes. But it dose hold everything you need. I wish I bought the "be prepare"
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There is a belt that comes with it that you can feed through the two holes in the back of the cover (through a cart or high chair) and then snap around the baby. So you could "attach" the cover to the cart, or just go through the cover to secure baby in. The previous answer stating there is no belt is wrong.
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These are not really bulky. Not the thinest ones but not too bulky. I would say go for it :) Although I would recommend more these ones http://www.amazon.com/OsoCozy-Pack-Birdseye-Unbleached-Diapers/dp/B004GTLRY4/ref=sr_1_4?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1424973111&sr=1-4 The best from all different ones me and my husband tried. Really great.
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Only if your diaper bag is large. This toy is about the height/length of an ipad and about 4 or 5 inches thick.
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No, I used this for 2 weeks at every feeding and it could have still been used. I also had the bigger one and the smaller one is so much easier to use. I adapted it by getting some 1/4 inch elastic and trying a piece into a necklace. That was much easier to use than the lame clip that it comes with. Good luck with nursing!
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For me, yes! It is a simple snap and go. No need to use the extra clip in the package. I hope this helps.
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Yes. We took one out because we only have one toddler. It is a little tight for two kids.
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The first two rows of snaps are for the wings, the part that you bring from the back to the front of the diaper. Then you have the snaps that adjust size. If you click the sticking out snaps (male?) to the very bottom row of pushed in snaps (female?) you make the diaper as small as it can get. These fit my son pretty well around 10lbs. It's OK if they fit over the belly button a little (as long as the cord stump is gone). They do make newborn size diapers that fit better and make diapering easier in the first few months while you get the hang of things.
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The clip opens up to about one inch. That certainly seems like enough room to accommodate cloth diapers and rubber pants. The clip is slightly springy and has gripper teeth on it. So does the monitor, so together they both hold tight to diapers. Ours has never come off...yet. Baby isn't old enough to play with it so we're safe for awhile.
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You don't, you just fold them long ways and place them up the middle. The only reason for snappies would be to put them on like a prefold to help contain leakage better, I don't think it helps that much, I've had 5 children in cloth and if they are going to blow there is not much to stop it! Hope that helps!
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Either or...I use the KerrBear diapers and they have the pockets where you can slide the insert inside. It's up to you...I put the clothe insert on top instead of inside more so because if you put the insert on the inside of the diaper then you'll have to change both the cloth diaper along with the insert. I put mine on the top because my babe does not always leak through to the cloth diaper, so I can keep the diaper on her longer...hopefully all this makes since.
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For diaper changes, instead of turning it off I would clip it to my own shirt etc., that way I didn't forget to turn it back on when putting it back onto Baby, but it didn't alarm because it detected my own movement.
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Depends on the child. But the clip is attached to the harness and not the leash so it may be uncomfortable for the child to wear a back pack.